This is a discussion on my journal 3 within the Trading Journals forums, part of the New Traders category; This is hilarious. All this justified by self-manufactured terror attacks of 911:
There's something fishy going on....
This is hilarious. All this justified by self-manufactured terror attacks of 911:
There's something fishy going on.
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I never thought I'd be siding with these guys, but they're the only ones who are awake.
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Good points despite being made by the press whores:
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I guess it's a way to try and shut him up. I wonder if it is good or bad that he accepted.
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I wanted to look for some debates among "conspiracy theorists" (because there's some disagreement among them as to the truths), I didn't find it, but I found this excellent debate between a "conspiracy theorist" and a "healthy" member of the sheeple, who has a point of view similar to my father's:
Good reasoning, some wrong some right, but good ideas in the video.
It is interesting how in the audience almost everyone is a "conspiracy theorist", but the people organizing the debate and moderating it are against conpiracy theories. Jonathan Kay is good guy but very naive and it's hilarious (and yet logical from his point of view) at minute 14 to 17, when he says that conspiracies such as 911 cannot take place in the western world because there's independent media. Everyone keeps laughing at him, from the audience. What is useful in this debate is that now i understand my father and others who don't understand me: they believe the media is independent, they trust the media and therefore they say that conspiracies are impossible because such big secrets could not be kept. They're perfectly logical but the problem is that their premise is wrong: neither the media nor the politicians are independent.
I would say this is the best link of the week, for me at least, because I already know what the other videos I posted are going to say. But this branch of conspiracy theorists debating non-conspiracy theorists is a fascinating one. I need to explore it further. Because it reveals how people think and how on earth so many people can be wrong and unaware of the truth. The reason is precisely that they are the majority, and each one of them believes in the majority being right.
This very precious video has... 139 views. That proves how much the majority is always right. They're so wrong that they've not even looked at it.
What is pathetic and annoying is the moderator, who keeps on attacking webster tarpley, so he's not acting as a moderator, as pointed out by someone in the audience at minute 56. These two arrogant idiots (the moderator is in bad faith) think they just can just treat everyone as an idiot. Just because they have a good education (webster tarpley does as well).
In the end Tarpley wins, thanks to help from the audience, and the asshole Frum shuts up.
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Read: E.P. Chan, Cogneau - Hubner, Martin Sewell, Gail Tverberg. Search: expected shortfall, historical VaR, Monte Carlo VaR, extreme value theory.
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Read: E.P. Chan, Cogneau - Hubner, Martin Sewell, Gail Tverberg. Search: expected shortfall, historical VaR, Monte Carlo VaR, extreme value theory.